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denismi

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About denismi

Online: https://denis.milanovic.au IRL: Sydney, Australia

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49123280

    On OpenRouter it seemed to only affect a couple of specific providers. Ignoring them has made it s non issue for me.

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    Comment #48902886

    Didn't Neo4J pivot away from being a boring embedded DB which you point at a path and then traverse through Node objects, and decide to become some kind of paid platform with a cli…

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    Comment #48499629

    > Ask Fable to conduct an adversarial /ultareview of their PR and send the same wall of text back to them. Not necessary. Use Haiku. The response doesn't need to be good , it just …

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    Comment #48457134

    Coming from Australia, which has a more sensible electoral system, I instinctively think about "preference flows" of the minority candidates when I look at these numbers. Trump was…

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    Comment #48396262

    > He didn’t win a majority of the votes Donald Trump plus candidates who withdrew from the race and endorsed Donald Trump DID get a majority of votes though.

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    Comment #48352041

    As someone who runs Firefox on both Linux and Android, with Enhanced Tracking Protection enabled, and tries to use web over native mobile apps wherever possible ... I really don't …

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    Comment #48107724

    The first unwatched video from the user's followed/subscribed channels. Chronological, reverse chronological, sorted alphabetically, by the user's channel prioritisation, by likes,…

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    Comment #47789906

    Hmm.. pacman -Ss ollama | wc -l 16 pacman -Ss llama.cpp | wc -l 0 pacman -Ss lmstudio | wc -l 0 Maybe some day.

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    Comment #47610409

    I am quite confident that the following was NOT LLM: > New users were signing up but not doing anything, they weren’t creating an org, a project, or a deployment, they just left an…

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    Comment #47213318

    > the only artifact left is the diff You also have code comments, docs in the repo, the commit message, the description and comments on the PR, the description and comments on your…

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    Comment #46534590

    "The Brutal Choice" Is there an established name for this LLMism? I don't need a "Reality Check" or a "Hard Truth". The thought can be concluded without this performative honesty n…

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    Comment #46520530

    > Not paying musicians anything at all if they don't have enough streams ... 1000 plays in a year? We're taking a handful of people (Close friends? A proud mother? The artist thems…

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    Comment #46310874

    Outside of work, I'm a very sporadic coder. On some side-projects where I'm using Actions, I'll have an inspired few days of progress followed by completely idle weeks/months/quart…

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    Comment #46231302

    This legislation left it entirely up to the service providers to determine implementation, and so far they don't seem particularly motivated to disrupt my usage by asking me to pro…

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    Comment #46229642

    Australia is a Five Eyes country, with carte blanche access to data that the incumbent social media companies freely share with all the acronym deep-state authorities. Could you el…

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    Comment #46226736

    So far I haven't been KYCd by anything. Aside from YouTube I don't particularly engage with any of these often, but my Google, Facebook, Discord, Twitter, Bluesky, (current) Reddit…

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    Comment #46115892

    > Out of the five options available, only one is European (the one I am using). What I don't like is how I cannot add my own custom endpoint. What if I run Mistral locally (with Ol…

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    Comment #45949121

    I got different IDs in regular browsing vs my first incognito window vs my second incognito window.

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    Comment #45401532

    It is fucking wild that we need to resort to putting pig kidneys into humans to squeeze out a few more months of life, while tens of millions of perfectly good human organs are bur…

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    Comment #45239142

    I recently moved away from pass after a decade or so. Two main reasons: 1. This laptop up was set up with flatpak versions of all GUI applications, including Firefox, and the brows…

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    Comment #45079501

    This pre-election BBC summary - https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy343z53l1o - pretty clearly spells out what has eventuated, describing it as a "central campaign pledge": > Trum…

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    Comment #45021370

    The em-dash everywhere. The constant bullet-lists with bolded titles. The emoji-annotated asides for emphasis.

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    Comment #44921951

    Convenient timing! I've moved my credentials over from pass to Vaultwarden about a month ago (after discovering the pass Android app was abandoned and pulled off app stores), and s…

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    Comment #44889266

    I've pulled the trigger. When Pebble died I decided that I'd rather less smart and more battery than more smart and less battery, so I got a Withings watch and have been reasonably…